Off Topic Beards.. Yay or nay?

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Like beards?

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Mines getting big.


I also have a man bag. However, the amount of stuff I need to carry for work purposes I need one.
 
G'inho said:
My Mrs (nm) bought a superb beard trimmer for Christmas. Shaving the beard off was far too easy
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You don't mind her just trimming her beard then?

I got myself beard trimer, just set it to like level 3 or something and just go all over every couple days. Keeps it nice n trim.
 
Skylarker* said:
Mines getting big.


I also have a man bag. However, the amount of stuff I need to carry for work purposes I need one.
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I'm still young enough to be able to get away with a rucksack to carry my laptop and work stuff <diva>
 
InFlannoWeTrust said:
You don't mind her just trimming her beard then?

I got myself beard trimer, just set it to like level 3 or something and just go all over every couple days. Keeps it nice n trim.
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I hadn't shaved at all for nearly five months. The hair was almost four inches long, trimming it wasn't much of a option <laugh>
 
InFlannoWeTrust said:
I'm still young enough to be able to get away with a rucksack to carry my laptop and work stuff <diva>
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I don't carry a laptop to work. My man bag is for my diary and other necessities.

Usually a banana, some vaping liquid, a black leather folder for meetings and loads of crap (receipts, training notes, empty wrappers etc etc.)


Ruck sacks are ok, but I wouldn't be as manly. Possibly why you prefer a ruck sack, probably comes with your enjoyment/experience of looking over your shoulder.

Plus turning up to a professional meeting with a ruck sack is a schoolboy error!
 
Skylarker* said:
I don't carry a laptop to work. My man bag is for my diary and other necessities.

Usually a banana, some vaping liquid, a black leather folder for meetings and loads of crap (receipts, training notes, empty wrappers etc etc.)


Ruck sacks are ok, but I wouldn't be as manly. Possibly why you prefer a ruck sack, probably comes with your enjoyment/experience of looking over your shoulder.

Plus turning up to a professional meeting with a ruck sack is a schoolboy error!
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Guy liner <ok>
 
brief case for business

rucksack for technical staff

if anyone has carried a bag over one shoulder through an airport he would know that a rucksack is better.
 
Was chatting with one of my gym bros tonight, another red, before the game about klopp and that and he goes to me you're like joe allen's big twin as I'm 6' 3 so the beard goals are real yo
 
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